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The non​-​euclidean dungeon

from HDK 29 † Dunjon Majik by DUNJON MAGIK

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You are in an intricate dungeon, an underground labyrinth lit by an unknown-origin dim light.
You go down a flight of stairs and arrive to a long blind corridor. You have to go back, but where there was the staircase going up, now it goes down. How is it possible? You go up the stairs and you seem to find yourself at the starting point, although now the corridor is steeply upward. You face the climb with determination, but you understand that it is not a climb, but a descent. You feel that you are losing your mind. You go forward and you tumble into a concave room: it looks like the bottom of a huge spring. You decide to climb its walls with the grappling hook of your rope. Looking down, the room looks convex and not concave. Halfway through, you realize that the rope is not as taut as it should. In fact, you understand that you can go on without it because you are on a flat level. As you reflect on this, you almost fall into a big perfectly square hole that occupies the entire width of the corridor. You decide to skip it by taking a run to proceed along the corridor. While you are jumping, you realize however that that hole was the continuation of the corridor. What seemed to be the continuation of the corridor is actually one endless chasm ...

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from HDK 29 † Dunjon Majik, released May 24, 2019

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